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NOTICE.
----
STATE OF LOUISIANA. !
Parish of Ner1niliOn.

NTAIE OF fsfANA.
Parish of Nermiion. {
In accordance with the provisions Of
Section 81 of Act No. 9s, approved July 6,
1896, notice is hereby given to the tax
payers of said parish Of Vermilion and the
corporation of Ahbeville. that tie listing
of the property real and personal Of said
tox-payers is completed, together with the
valuation placed upon SAID property by
the Assessor, and that said lists will be
exposed i'll my office for inspection and
correction for the term of twenty days,
beginning June 10th. and ending July /,
1887.
Given under INV. official signature at
Abbeville, La, May %, 1887.
y. NJ. Lyons. Assessor.
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NOTICE.
Land Office at New Orleans, l.

Land Office 4t New Orleans. I,a.
May II, 1857.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of his inten-
ton to make final proef in support of his
claim, add that said proof will be made
before the Judge, or in his absence the
Clerk of the District Conrt, at Ahbeville,
La, on Tuesday. July 5th, 1887, viz
Desire V. Leblanc, who made Hone-
stead Entry, for the fractional SW., Sec.
II. TIP. Il. ST. 4 East, Louisiana Meridian.
He uames the following witnesses to
preye his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of. said land. viz:-Joseph
sard, Numa Frederick, all Of Vermilioa
Parish Louisiana.
THos. J. BUTLER, Register.
April ?. 1887.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE cf LOU1SIANA.
TwENyY-FiFTu JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Parish of Yermilion.
No. 46.
Succession of Marcellitte Bouquet.
Application OF. Joseph A. Br0nssard. ad-
ministrator to be discharged.
Whereas Joseph A. BroussaIa. admins
traitor of the aforesaid successor, has
made application for his final discharge as
such administrator. and for the release ct
himself, and %sureties on his administra-
tors bond. Now, all persons having OPP
position to make to the discharge of said
administrator, and the release Of himself
and sureties. are hereby notified to file
such opposition in writing in my Office
within ten days from this date.
Given under my official signature and
seal Of court, this eth day%of April, 1887.
1887.
LAS1IE B~RoUsSARD,
Clerk of Court.
D'Brvan & White, Attys.
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NOTICE.
Land Office at New Orleans, La.

Land Office at New Orleans, La.
April, 18th. 1887.
NoticeEis hereby given that tie following
named settler has filed notice Of his irttn-
ton to make final proof Ill support of his
claim, and that said proof viii be made
before the Judge, or in his absence the
Clerk of the District Court, at Ahbeville,
La, on Tuesday, May 81. 1887. viz
FRANCOIS Marceaux, Sr; who made Home
stsad Entry No. $40 for the East half
of North West quarter and East half of
South West quarter Sec. 5. Town Ship
IS Soatf. Range . East. La. Meridian.
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation of. said land. viz:-Ernest
Saltzman. Alexandra T.. Dartez, A. l..
Pellerin, Ozemine Menard all of Vermilion
Parish Louisiiana.
THos. j. BUTLER, Register.
April %. 1887.
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The oldest Medical Journal in the South
west. A monthly magazine, each number
containing eighty pages of matter devot
cd to Medical Progress the world over. but
especially TO the Medical Interests Of the
South and Southwest.
Subscription $500 per annuln.
Published by the New Orleans Medical
Publishing A~sssociation..
Z. A. L1MJNAIs,
p. O.. Box 3S2. Manager.
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Meetin. Of the Two Committees.

NJ
ABBEvILLE, La. May %, 1887.
TO tie Honorable Police Jury and IOWA
Cou.c!l:
We, the undersigned committee
appointed by your bodies in joint
assembly to investigate the necessity
of each power creating themselves
into a board Of health, met this day
at the courthouse, whereupon Mr..
J. L. Morgan was elected chairman,
and ". l.. Vanslyke secretary: The
object Of the meeting being stated
by the chairman, Or. Cushman then
stated his views in q clear and lucid
manner, bringing clearly to view the
dire necessity of some action being
taken IN the matter. and the ones
ton having been discussed thorough
~ by all present, W. W Edwards.
ESQ.,. was called in to give his views
Of The law in regard TO the boards
of health, which he did in a very
concise and exact manner.
On motion Of J. L. Bronssard:
Resolued, That the committees re-
commend to the Police Jury and
To&E Council that they each organ
iZc themselves into a separate board
90 1,oi41, ~ %,l,o c,ok ont;,, 90 ,in.,
mag see fit in accordance with Act
90 Ut 1889.
On motion Of J. II. Broussard:
Resol0ed. That a copy Of this re-
port be published in the ABBEvILLE
MERIDIoNAL,.
All business being owe a motion
to adjourn was carried.
Member present; 7. J. Morgan,
J. I. B~rnnssard. Solomon Wise, DR..
w. d. White. W. l.. Nanslvke.
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NOTICE.
: Land Office at AsH lrlgans-La

April. 18th, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has Sled notice Of his inten-
ton to make final proof in 1slport of his
claim and that said proof will be made be
fore the Judge, or in his absence he,Clerk
of the District Court, at Abbeviile. La, on
who made Homestead Entry No. 5G223 for
the South half OF South East quarter Sec.
;. Town Ship II, South, Range 8 East La.
Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of said land, viz:--Aris tile
Picard, Despaliere BreauK. Martin Mire,
Peirre Simon, all of Vermil;en parish,
Louisiana.
THos. j. BuTLFR, Register.
April %, 1887,
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Seven sail vessels were in port
yesterday laden with lumber and
shingles. They hailed from Calca-
sieu, and will return with corn for
that section.
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NOTICE.
Lana Office at New Orleans, La.
March 90 1897 =.

Lana Office at New Orleans. La.
March 90, 1897.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
intention to make final proof in support OF
his claim, and that said proof will lie
made before the Judge CT in his absence
the Clerk OF the District Court, at Able
vile, La. on Tuesday Nav Il. 1887 =
viz: Jules Bell who made Home Entry
Sc, Town Ship II, South, Range l. East
Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses To
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of said laud. viz:
Meano boulet. Edouand Mire, Gustave,
Meaux, Desire Meaux, all of VeImilion
parish La.
THos. J. BUILEE, Register.
April ?. 1867.
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Crops of all kinds are doing well
in this parish at the present time.

The weather continues warm and
dry with indications of rain. A little
rain would not hurt.
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Recollect the lremen's excursion
to Southwest Pass on the 9th of
June next. This promises to be a
grand affair, and to be greatly en-.
.joyed by the participants. Get your
tickets ia time.
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EDITORIAL Taft.
A. Miles. NJ. d., George Is. Lawrason, NJ
D.. Henry Dickson Bruins, NJ. d.. Jno. II
Ben.4ss. M. d.. T. w. Parham, NJ. D.. T. +
Archinard, NJ. d., A. McShane, NJ. d., T.
l.. BeAliss, Esq.
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/. xhatt the name indicates. a Regulator"
II that most important organ. the Liver.
J.your Liver out of order. Then is your
nbole system dera1iged. the breath Often
ave YOU have headache, feel langnid,
disuirited, and nervous, no appetite, sleep
!. troubled and unrefreshing. SiInons
Liver Regulator restores the healthy ac-
ton Of the Liver. See that you get the
Genuine, prepared byJ II. Zelin i Go.
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Sash, Doors, Blinds, Houldinca. Cis-
telns, Balusters, Ornamental Fictets. +
In connection with the above We will
soon have established . carpenters shop
to do all kinds of wood work.
Give ns call and be convinced thai
you will get the best bargain.
ABBEVILLE, LA.
April 80, 1SS7.-ly.
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Whale AtSlcW UtliitRtO, IL oiCutli oliCII-
ave YOU have headache, feel langnil,
dispirited, and nervous, no appetite, sleep
i. troubled and unrefreshing. SimonS
Iivsr Regulator restores the healthy ac-
t;o,, Of the Liver. See that YOU get the
Genuine prepared by J. II. Zelin i Go.
Abbeville has more pretty roses
than any town in the State.
Mrs. l.. G.. Mouton, we regret to
learn, was lying very low yesterday.
She is receiving all necessary care
and attention.
Recollect the grand bail at Feray
Hall next Saturday evening. A fine
time is in store for those who may
attend on this occasion.
Bad nights to sleep. The smoth-
ering, su|try air weighed upon the
breathing apparatus like a bolster
stuffed with nightmares.
Oar valued friend, DR.. C. J..
Edwards, has recently bought himself
a fine gig, and in the language Of
johnson, I" #. 4 daisy.
There are now eighteen hoarders
aIH6tel de Lyons. Our officers are
vigilant, and seldom, if ever, fail to
capture ~violatcrs Of The law. 4
Mrs. Emile Besson, OF New iberia,
ison . visit to her sister. Mrs. Geo.
y. Lyons, where her mother, Mrs. l.
9. uoa.pn, is lying quite Ill.
Our city authorities are having
come good work done on our streets.
It's to be hoped the good work now
begun will be continued until our
streets are put in tip-top order.
Joseph Primeaux, who was tried.
convicted and sentenced at the last
term Of our district court for lar.
eeny to two years in the peniten.
'ary, took an appeal to the Supreme
Conrt, which court sustained the de.
e'sion Of the lower court.
Governor S. d. Nc Emery has ap.
pointed, from this parish, Messrs. J.
Henry Putnam, N. L. Eldredge and
las''e Broussard as delegates to
represent the State OF Louisiana at
Tue interstate Farmers Convention
" meet at Atlanta, Ga, on Tuesday,
August is, 1887.
Inc alarm of fire was given last
Wednesday night, to which the Ere
adde's promptly answered. and in a
very short time the truck was ont
aaa ready for action. After a short
PAUSE TO learn in which direction the
s'aFm came from, and upon diligent
inquiry, the fire was discovered to
Y in Nonlor's pipe.
a casket Of jewelry was lately
noicn from the late residence of DR..
FL Young, Of this place, valued
q aaeut three hundred dollars. The
party committing the theft was an
african lassie," or housemaid, who
'''seed Its contents promiscuouay
''ooud her many friends. Several
Nfues are under arrest, hut at this
'uns only q small portion Of the
'essls has been recoyered.
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Mrs. l.. G.. Mouton, we regret to
learn, was lying very low yesterday.
She is receiving all necessary care
and attention.
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MARRIED,

YeUNG-BRoUssARD-At the Catholic
church, May 25, 1887. by Rev. Father NJ.
Simon, DR.. Robert J. Young and Miss Olive
Broussard. No cards.
Quite a large crowd assembled at
the Catholic church last Wednesday
evening to witness the marriage
ceremonies of this happy pair. The
bride looked beautiful, her pleasing
countenance and happy appearance
giving evidence that it was a mar
riage indeed. The groom maintained
his usual serious and dignifed ap-
p%earance, and the smile that occa-
sionally played oyer his countenance
alao gave evidence that he, too, was
made happy. They have our best
wishes, and as they travel hand in
hand may they make the journey of
weddej life one Of cont;nna, bliss.
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!. Abbeville has more pretty rose:
than any town in the State.
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New ORLEANS
Medical and Surgical Journal,
Office: So CarOndeletS st. New Orleans.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-05-28

Recollect the grand bail at Feray
Hall next Saturday evening. A ine
time is in store for those who may
attend on this occasion.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-05-28

Bad nights to sleep. The smoth.
ering, sultry air weighed upon the
breathing apparatus like a bolster
stuffed with nightmares.
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Oar valued friend, DR.. G. J.
Edwards, has recently bought himself
a dne gig, and in the language of
johnson, = H'- 4 daisy.
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and feet, and | couldn't breathe and
then | tainted. Once | knew | was
being hanged, but it was only for
second.
when l awoke in the wagon |
was worse scared than before and
when | got out from under the tar
paulin | thought had been dream
ing. Then, when my neck got to
hurting me so, knew what was the
matter. For weeks afterwards |
could hardly swallow, and | couldn't
turn my head, and can't now very
much. The cords are all stiff ON one
side and drawn down"
The man told his story in almost
commonplace fashion, but when he
spoke Of his life since it affected
him.
81 can never go home again -" he
said, land | can never see or hear Of
my friends again. They were going
to catch me aPd do it over again, SO
| ran away. I've
around ever since, principally in
Canada, New Jersey, New York aud
Pennsylvania, but now thought I'd
come up here where | might get
somt light work to do"
The man didn't seem to be the
brute he must have been, and, in
fact, he had the appearance Of or
binary intelligence at least. Accord
ing TO his own story he has done lit
tie work in his wanderiugs, and has
begged both food and clothing.
Sometimes" he said, II have
wished that | had never come to life
again. That's been when I've been
nearly frozen aud starved. | never
20 near colored people, for it was my
own color that tried to have me
hanged over, and | hate q black
face" Asked il he wasn't afraid OF
being arrested for the old crime, he
said. mo, boss, | don I think they'll
ever look for me as long as stay
away from there, aud I'll never 20
back to Arkansas
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In Massachusetts, all soldiers aud
sailors honorably discharged from
service have special law to secure
their right 20 vote, whether they are
paupers or not, and whether thoy
have paid a poll tax or not; Also
all the male Indians, and peo.
pie Of color called Indians, have a
special law to enable them to vote
for all Offices Of town, county, state
and nation. But not woman In the
State can vote as such men can.
Women have pctitioned for the right
Of suffrage for nearly forty years, aud
still ,he State Welcomes male pau
pors, white and black,to the suffrage,
and excludes such women As Al,co
Freeman, tho president Of Wellesley
College, Mrs. Julia ward love- We,
Mary A. LivcrmofO and bW,WO
other women whose moral help
would strengthen every good thing
in tho State. All other states, except
Kansas, treat women 10 the same WAY
snd.lose a. much. l. IL worth vhils'
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A SWIMMING contest, in which tho
competitors were six girls, came Of
at Coney Island on Saturday. The
distance was a mile, and the ages Of
the contestants ransel from sixteen
10 eleven years. All we're attirel in
becoming bathing suits each wearing
a distinguishing color, which natural.
ly ceased 10 be distinguishing when
she vas once in the water. The race
was won by Grace Blankley, aged
thirteen; Alice Ward was second in
forty minutes Daisy Blankloy, AGED
sixteen, In iorty.two minutes, Maggie
Hogan, aged eleven, fourth, in forty.
seven minutes, aud Maggie Ward
fifth, 10 fiiy minutes. All the girls re-
cciyed prizes for their pluck and Gu.
durance. Grace Blankley, the winner,
was presented with S2O and a gold
medal. Alice Ward received tl5,
and the Others tl3, Sl2, $40 aud e.
respectively. As soon as the swim
mers had been relieved o. their
bathing suits aud habi,cd IN the gar.
monts OF civilization, they were
given a good dinner and sent home
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UHANCERy SALE
--Of--
NJ 81 AL ESTATE.

No. 1883, Il, D,-Chaneery Court II shelby
County Hush Nc0hec, guardian, etc,
W. David Pal tier Of Al.
10y yiitus of az interloeutory decree for
sth day OF july, 1851, N. n. %, page b7s,
will ssli Al public suction, 20 the hlEhes,
bidder, 10 front ~ the CLERK and hastsr'i
o1co, al tbs Main street entrancs of the
courthouse Of shelby county, Memphis Tea
nadsee, on
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-11
QUICK LINGUIsrs IN CHINA.
Remark able Progress . q the city OF
Hong Hong.

In every Chinese house OF place of
business, even in the sampan that
attends the ship, is the shrine, or
altar, before which joss sticks are
burnt; here are tablets, and lares,
and penatos, and curiously carved
ornaments. The Chinese have di-
versity of religions, as we do, but
somehow or other they all seem
alike. In the China letters written
from Shanghai some years ago |
think wrote what | knew about re-.
ligion in China, and will not repeat
il now. The general term for il in
pigeon English is Josh Pigeon
!. c., Gods business. The word
loss" like many others, is from the
Portuguese, the FIRST Europeans that
came to China, and is corruption of
Deos (God or Deity, 1 belieye.)
Pigeon or plum is as near as the
Chinese can get to business" And
this comical dialect is one OF the
strange things TO the new conner.
Miss Bird very neatly calls il baby
talk. IL is very singular corruption
Of English. She calls il abominable,
but | like it, The people all fall
into il easily, and the grave mer-
chants, Chinese and English, Ger.
man OF American, all carry on their
business in IL as though there were
no other in the world. like il be-
cause il amuses me, makes mo laugh I;
and auythiog that makes a sorry fell
low N myself laugh is good. If the
mail was just in, aud / wished my
letters, should say 10 my sampan
man: SAN, my wanchee you 20
topside, that Kcechung Houseo and
talkoo he my wanchee my letter
chop. chopw sam, | wish you 80
up 20 Messrs Russell q Co.'S and
ask them to send my letters, quick"
IL is astonishing how readily the
Chinese understand everything you
wish.
But | notice n change now. Eu-
glish schools, missionary schools,
Roman Cathlic schools aud all have
in few years taught the rising gen.
Grafton of Chinese pure English.
Aud In any OF the shops the sales.
men smile at you ii you begin TO use
the Vulgar patois, aud talk 10 you in
language that sounds eloquent com
ing from such strange lips. There
are some splendid shops 10 Hong
! Kong, European aud Chinese. that
would look well 10 Boston or Lon
| don. where most Ol the attendants
are educated Chinese. Tho banks
are both English aud Chinese, on
very large scale. Insurance com
pauies vie with the banks. There
are daily and wceklyuowspapcrs, tel.
egraphio lines 10 every part Of tho
world, and a splendid postal service.
One line Of telegraph comes from
England via Rusi7, while the other
comes along the Mediterranean aud
aud Red seas TO Singapore la fact,
IL il n splendid and wonderful me.
tropolis oi all nations grown up on
the coblEes Of China.
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HeNIib IN wesiIh-Br. B"aaregard's
Tontc aud Nerv,ne, the Great
EEenelt Ana.laa

NERV0Us DGBILITY in al; lie stages.
~ mental and physical dopfe,sion, sper-
matorrhca, hypoohondria, storiuty, neural
gia, hysteria, incapaoity tor study or busi.
ness, paralysis, i'm pots noe, epilepsy, loss Of
memory, softening Of ths braia, and all die
eases Of the uarypus system may DO sd
cslly cured In either sox by ITO uss 81 thil
uneycolled preparato on, IL Is a matter 81
supreme Importance 10 use arprtTrial ;
treatment for tho euro OF the loss OF nerve
power, and DR.. Boauregard's Tonic AMI
Neyino, after many years trial In Europe,
directions, which are hihxed 10 each bottle.
Ono box equal to one months tfoatmenti
will cure recent cases. Price, 81, 90 boz,
or six boxes for ~ 90. sent by mall prs-
paid on receipt OF price. We gufrH ttoe sir
boxes to cure any caso. With cash order 70.
ceiyed by us for six boxes we will sOad our
written guarantee 10 return tho money "
treatment docs not o6oct cure. A. Renk.
ert \ Co., druggists, sole agents for United
States. 1a0 anh rs VEIN ~ Newphis. Tsrr
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IsAw AWFUL LIours

before my eyes, and my feet and
hands seemed to be so hoavy /
couldn't stir them. Then groSt
rings Of oil sorts Of bright colors be-.
gan nj my eyes and went further and
further Of, growing bigger and fainter
4,util | lost them. My head ielt
'Srickly all over, aud 20 did ny hands
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-11
PRIVATE COUNSrLOR

Tfl rsrss -ft ta sHr stfrfss f..afHr sHsiai o. rf
~ .shn. staan D. TEA ~ sM Address on aisgs
0ess haais nsia a. h.tsgf.h rasisfs, ggtG- :.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-11

FRANK RICHARDSON, the accom-
plished correspondent OF the Bald-
more Sun, writing from London
about the famous docks Of that me-
trnpolis, says, among other thing-
Champagne Is not stored IN the
vaults, but on the upper floors OF the
dock warehouse. The Russians, who
used 20 rival the United States in
champagne drinking, are fast giving
up that wine aud botaking themselves
20 port. There were not more than
half a million bottles Of champagne
taken In Russia last year. The Eo,
glish cannot understand the taste OF
the Americans for new champagne.
The impress ion appears TO prevail 10
the United States that champagne
dsteriorates aiior IL is three or four
years old, aud Il is said this impress
sion, for reasons Of their own, has
been iosierod by the trade in that
country. The Epglish aud French
laugh at this. They do not touch
champagne until il Is at least seven
or eight years old, and LARGE dealer
who was looking al some Of his stock
10 the warehouse said he had cham
pagne OF the vintage OF 1868, which
was much sought alter.
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saturday, gan Day Of september,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated In Shelby. county,
four miles ffom the city Of Memphis. CON.
monolns on tho east linz OF Otey avenue
some times callei Holly kord road u chains
~ links from the lntsfst elton thereof with
tic south line q Ilgeon hooat road thence
aud ~ linka 20 a stake thence east 10 O. aims
and links 10 a stake thence north " chains
aud ~ links n a ttAket thence west bchaln.
and 10 Inks 10 the besinning, oinH block
aud q, on o g. Bufks'f subdivbion ~ land q
L. q. Bethel, bought BY hin u walker A
Oxen.
Terms Of ,als-cashi al risht Of home.
stead and redention barred. This I'd day oil
september, 1857,
n. 4. MCDOWELL, Olsrk and Master.
py 4. u. caldssl, Deputy Q. and NJ.
NJ Clay KRIS. solicitor.